First menstrual symptoms after induced abortion

After a woman becomes pregnant, her menstrual period will temporarily stop. Some women may find that their fetuses are deformed during prenatal checkups, and the doctor will recommend terminating the pregnancy. If the pregnancy lasts for a long time, abortion is not possible and the only option is induced labor. So, what are the symptoms of the first menstrual period after induced abortion?

After a woman has induced abortion, the first menstrual period may have a decrease or increase in menstrual volume. Women should observe their menstrual period to see if there are any differences from before, such as menstrual volume, menstrual cycle, and menstrual blood color. Generally, when you have your first period after abortion, the color of your menstrual blood is dark red, which is normal. However, if the color of menstrual blood turns black, you need to be aware that it is caused by residual bleeding after abortion, and you should go to the hospital for examination.

The time it takes for women to resume menstruation after abortion varies from person to person, but most women will resume menstruation around 6-10 weeks after abortion. After induced abortion, a woman's ovaries usually recover in about 22 days, and the menstrual period will appear slightly later.

Some women have a late menstruation after induced abortion, but it will not exceed 3 months. Once it exceeds the limit, you should go to the hospital for a physical examination. Bleeding will occur after induced abortion, and women need to take drugs to promote uterine contractions, which is conducive to the discharge of blood and embryonic tissue in the uterus.

Induced abortion has a great impact on women's physical and mental health. The symptoms of the first menstruation after induced abortion usually vary with the individual's recovery status.

After induced abortion, a woman's menstruation will resume about 6 to 10 weeks after giving birth, but most women will experience irregular menstruation for the first time after induced abortion. Common symptoms include delayed menstruation, significantly lower or higher menstrual volume than before, darker or darker than normal color of menstrual blood, more blood clots, longer menstruation, irregular menstrual cycle, amenorrhea, menstrual disorders, etc. Menstruation usually recovers 2 to 3 months after induced abortion. If the menstrual period does not resume 2 to 3 months after induced abortion, you should see a doctor as soon as possible.